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Being Muslim and Working for Peace

Name: Being Muslim and Working for Peace
Brand: SAGE Publications India Pvt Ltd
SKU: 05047709
Price: 41.59 EUR
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Author: Raphael Susewind
ISBN: 9788132110422

Ambivalence and Ambiguity in Gujarat

Raphael Susewind

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Editores SAGE Publications India Pvt Ltd, diciembre 2012

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Being Muslim and Working for Peace explores various ways in which religious beliefs, ritual practices and dynamics of belonging impact the politics of Muslim peace activists in Gujarat, and traces how their activism in turn transforms their sense of being. It challenges popular notions about Muslims in India and questions ill-conceived research designs in the sociology of religion. More than a decade after the 2002 riots in Gujarat, this empirical typology sheds light on the diversity of Muslim civil society and Muslims in civil society. Muslim peace activists in post-conflict Gujarat experience the 'ambivalence of the sacred' as a personal dynamic; as faith-based actors, secular technocrats, emancipating women and doubting professionals, they struggle for a better future in diverse and sometimes surprising ways. By taking their diversity seriously, this book sharpens the distinction between ambivalence and ambiguity, and provides fresh perspectives on religion and politics in India today.